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Skrill casinos

How deposits and withdrawals with Skrill work at online casinos, what they cost, and which casinos in our database accept it.

By the Gambling Hero editorial team · Checked October 24, 2026

Short answer

Skrill is a digital wallet owned by Paysafe and one of the longest-established payment brands in online gambling. You open an account, add money by card, bank transfer or a local method, and then pay casinos from the Skrill balance without giving them your bank or card details.

How Skrill works at casinos

Deposits arrive instantly, and once the casino approves a withdrawal, the money usually reaches the wallet quickly. That speed is the main reason players choose it. Skrill's entities are regulated in the UK, Ireland and other jurisdictions. Users should know the cost structure: converting between currencies carries a fee, inactive accounts are charged a monthly service fee, and moving money from Skrill to a bank may cost extra depending on the method. Some casinos also leave e-wallet deposits out of welcome offers, so it is worth reading the bonus terms before depositing with Skrill.

Payment facts
Typee-wallet
CompanySkrill Limited (Paysafe group)
Deposit speedinstant
Withdrawal speedoften 0–24h after casino approval (typical, varies)
FeesAccording to Skrill's fee page, card and local-method top-ups are generally free, but card issuers may charge cash-advance fees on credit-card gambling top-ups. Currency conversion adds a fee of up to 3.99% on Skrill's rate. A monthly service fee of USD 5 (or equivalent) applies after 12 months without login or transaction. Withdrawal fees depend on the method.
Casino policySkrill is widely accepted at licensed and international casinos. Some operators exclude e-wallet deposits from welcome bonuses. In Great Britain, operators must not accept e-wallet deposits that were funded by a credit card.
VerificationSkrill applies its own identity verification, and higher limits require full verification. Casinos usually require the Skrill account to be in the player's name.

Pros

  • Accepted at a very large number of casinos
  • Fast payouts once the casino approves
  • Card and bank details stay with Skrill

Cons

  • Currency conversion and inactivity fees
  • Some casinos exclude Skrill deposits from bonuses
  • Withdrawing from Skrill to a bank can cost extra

Casinos that accept Skrill

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